Working-class lady’s shocking transformation after bad marriage goes viral

• A video of a working-class lady @moraa087 has gained widespread attention on social media, sparking discussions about marriage.
• The video showcases a stark contrast between her life before and after marriage.
• In the video, @moraa087 shares footage of her past as a confident and independent professional.
• After getting married, her life took a dramatic turn, leading her to work on a farm and engage in strenuous manual labor.

A video of a working-class lady identified as @moraa087 has gone viral on social media, sparking reactions and heated debates over the drastic changes she experienced after getting married.

The clip, which gained widespread attention, contrasts her life before and after marriage, showcasing the emotional and physical challenges she now faces.

In the video, the lady shares footage from her past as a confident and independent professional, thriving in her career and enjoying the benefits of financial independence.

However, after tying the knot, her circumstances took an unexpected and dramatic turn. She now finds herself working on a farm, engaging in grueling manual labor.

The video’s caption reads, “In the first, definitely working; after marriage, I became a housewife—life showed me peppers.”

See below;

https://www.tiktok.com/@moraa087/video/7424129027826322694?embed_source=121374463%2C121468991%2C121439635%2C121433650%2C121404359%2C121351166%2C121331973%2C120811592%2C120810756%3Bnull%3Bembed_share&refer=embed&referer_url=www.gistreel.com%2Fworking-class-lady-shares-transformation-after-bad-marriage%2F&referer_video_id=7424129027826322694

In other news, A UK-based Nigerian woman with X handle @proudnursemj, has ignited a spirited online discussion about the traditional roles of men and women in marriage, specifically in terms of financial responsibilities.

The nurse expressed her firm belief that men should be solely responsible for covering all household expenses, rebuffing the idea of bill splitting in a relationship.

@proudnursemj, who identifies as non-feminist, argued that the concept of splitting bills within a romantic partnership should be thoroughly discussed early in the relationship.